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Flylady Thread for Monday 5th March 2007

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  • bexbex
    bexbex Posts: 310 Forumite
    Morning all
    I've woken up today to a broken boiler and a banging head ache/sore throat!
    Need to phone british gas at some point to call them out. I pay £16 a month to cover my heating and boiler so they will fix it!

    Tescos is coming with supplies for tea, whatever that will be... lol

    Have 4 cats and managed to get them all wormed and new flea collars on last night. Now it's getting warmer it's best to do this before they start getting any fleas. I have wood floors so I'm lucky that we have nowhere for fleas to live so we don't get many, if any at all, still like them to have flea collars on though.. They're banned from up stairs as I hate the thought of somethiing which scrapes its poo up with it's nails sleeping in my bed! lol


    Tuesday - Kitchen, downstairs loo and hall
    Kitchen -
    1. Wipe down all worktops, cupboard doors, and windowsill. - My cat sits on here so has to be done a few times a day
    2. Clean top of cooker, inside of fridge and microwave.
    3. Clean sink, draining board and wash any plastic drainers/cutlery holders.
    4. Sort out fridge make sure anything that needs using soon is at front - Have Tesco coming today so will do this before they get here
    5. Clean floor.

    Main toilet
    1. Clean sink.
    2. Clean around taps and shine them with a dry cloth.
    3. Empty bin/anything that is rubbish from room.
    4. Dust any shelves, wipe top of toilet cistern, and the flusher (handle/cord) etc.
    7. Clean toilet, especially under the seat and around the hinges
    8. Clean toilet floor.
    9. Clean door and handles on both sides

    Hallways/Porches/Entrance ways
    1. Clear any clutter from hall
    2. Sort shoes/coats/bags/accessories - does all that is in there belong in there, is your hall a safety hazard and can somethins be moved to change that
    3. Vacuum hallways, mop/wash if hard floors.

    My list for today

    1. Sort out Tesco shopping
    2. 1 load of washing
    3. Wash livingroom floor
    4. Phone British gas
    Starting my DMP Journey.
  • Just having a coffee break and thought I'd post my list while I'm here! It's such a lovely day I've got the doors open and some much needed fresh air is getting into the place! :j

    Right best get on... kitchen here I come! :D

    Monday
    Living Room/Dining room

    [STRIKE]1. Vacuum living room thoroughly including under furniture[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]2. Dust ALL surfaces and polish wooden furniture[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]3. Hoover sofa and check under seat cushions for lost items, wipe if required[/STRIKE]
    4. Sort mail and do filing
    [STRIKE]5. Clean television screen, dvd players, digi boxes etc etc [/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]7. Clean inside of windows[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]8. Sort any magazines/books lying around [/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]9. Clean any mirrors/clocks (yes that includes dusting the tops[/STRIKE])


    Dining room Don’t have one

    Tuesday - Kitchen, downstairs loo and hall

    Kitchen
    1. Wipe down all worktops, cupboard doors, and windowsill.
    2. Clean top of cooker, inside of fridge and microwave.
    3. Clean sink, draining board and wash any plastic drainers/cutlery holders.
    4. Sort out fridge make sure anything that needs using soon is at front
    5. Clean floor.

    Downstairs toilet
    Don’t have one


    Hallways/Porches/Entrance ways
    1. Clear any clutter from hall
    2. Sort shoes/coats/bags/accessories - does all that is in there belong in there, is your hall a safety hazard and can somethins be moved to change that
    3. Vacuum hallways, mop/wash if hard floors.

    If you fancy an extra job, under stair cupboards/other storage areas, what's lurking? Sort any clutter for ebay, freecycle, charity etc make sure you can close the door after sorting through, without standing something against it!


    My List

    Just put second load of washing on
    1 load out on line :j
    Make opticians appointment for youngest son
    Flea treatment for cats
    Litter box
    :j Ellie (Eleanor) Sophie arrived 10 days late on 19th November at 8.21am. 9lbs 1 oz :j
  • juliejim
    juliejim Posts: 7,944 Forumite
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    Well DD gone to school so just DS today at home.

    Done hall
    WM x 3
    TD x 1
    Washing on line
    Dishes done
    DS's bed stripped after he wet it last night.

    Better start on the kitchen now!

    Catch you later

    Jue

    PS hello to newbies:hello:

    Hope you're feeling better soon pigpen and you too Bexbex
    NST #10 Steps 7K 2/30 10K 2/12 5 a day 3/30 NSD 0/20
    MBNA £5500
  • mumoftwo
    mumoftwo Posts: 1,903 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    mumoftwo wrote:
    Kitchen
    1. [STRIKE]Wipe down all worktops, cupboard doors, and windowsill.[/STRIKE]
    2. [STRIKE]Clean top of cooker, inside of fridge and microwave.[/STRIKE]
    3. [STRIKE]Clean sink, draining board and wash any plastic drainers/cutlery holders.[/STRIKE]
    4. [STRIKE]Sort out fridge make sure anything that needs using soon is at front[/STRIKE]5. Clean floor.

    Downstairs toilet (if you have one) Don't have one, yipee7.

    Hallways/Porches/Entrance ways
    1. Clear any clutter from hall
    2. Sort shoes/coats/bags/accessories - does all that is in there belong in there, is your hall a safety hazard and can somethins be moved to change that
    3. Vacuum hallways, mop/wash if hard floors.

    If you fancy an extra job, under stair cupboards/other storage areas, what's lurking? Sort any clutter for ebay, freecycle, charity etc make sure you can close the door after sorting through, without standing something against it!
    Computer under stairs.. Will need tidying. If I have time


    Own list:

    Hoover
    [STRIKE]clean stairs[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]cobweb hunt[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]washing[/STRIKE]/ironing
    QUOTE]

    Kitchen looking sparkling!! Shame I have to prepare vege for chicken casserole and mess up the worktop again.

    Having a cup of HM soup (apple/parsnip) before going back to work, I am on a roll.....
  • Ladygrim
    Ladygrim Posts: 739 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    bexbex wrote:
    Have 4 cats and managed to get them all wormed and new flea collars on last night. Now it's getting warmer it's best to do this before they start getting any fleas. I have wood floors so I'm lucky that we have nowhere for fleas to live so we don't get many, if any at all, still like them to have flea collars on though..


    Handy hint for anyone with pets that are prone to getting fleas. Use a carpet shampooer to wash the carpets - BUT put pet/flea shampoo into it instead of carpet cleaner. Make sure you shampoo right to the edge of the carpets - that's where the little devils like to hide! This way you get to kill the fleas that are living in the carpet as well as the ones that are on your pets. :T

    (hoover thoroughly next day - to remove the bodies!)

    LG
    working hard at this thing called life
  • bexbex
    bexbex Posts: 310 Forumite
    Ladygrim wrote:
    Handy hint for anyone with pets that are prone to getting fleas. Use a carpet shampooer to wash the carpets - BUT put pet/flea shampoo into it instead of carpet cleaner. This way you get to kill the fleas that are in the carpet as well as the ones on your pets. :T

    (hoover thoroughly next day - to remove the bodies!)

    LG

    I rememeber when I moved out the first house we lived in had carpets all the way through. We onl;y had 2 cats at the time and I had the usual flea collars etc on, but as at the time they were indoor cats they didn't have fleas at all... that is until summer came! We moved into the house in the winter when att the fleas are asleep, in the carpet, waiting for nicer weather.. Over about a week the house went from flea free to COVERED in fleas. It was reaqlly really bad! You'd wake up in the morning and they would jump onto your legs and get into your pajamas and you'd have a ring of them around your ankles..
    Turns out the person who had the house before us had cats and dog ful of fleas!
    I had to totally flea the house top to bottom, they were EVERYWHERE! Took a few weeks to totally get rid of them! I still have nightmares about that house!
    Probally why I'm always on flea watch in this house!
    Starting my DMP Journey.
  • Ladygrim
    Ladygrim Posts: 739 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    bexbex wrote:
    Over about a week the house went from flea free to COVERED in fleas.

    I still have nightmares about that house!


    YUK!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

    I would not have been able to stand it!!!

    LG

    (Edit: are we the only ones on here??)
    working hard at this thing called life
  • bexbex
    bexbex Posts: 310 Forumite
    Does seem that way doesn't it.. maybe they're all off cleaning and tidying... lol, I'm feeling ill today so I'm not flying to hard today :(
    Starting my DMP Journey.
  • Pollybear
    Pollybear Posts: 3,275 Forumite
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    I'm here but I haven't got much to say! I've tidied and vacuumed downstairs. Put all the Asda shopping away. Remembered to put out old shoes for recycling after my husband went to work but before the recyclers came - so he can't "rescue" any:D

    The washing has dried beautifully, just one pair of trousers left on the line. The sun is really warm.

    I feel like I want to do some more washing but the basket is empty.

    Lunch is cooking.
  • Beccatje
    Beccatje Posts: 728 Forumite
    Pollybear wrote:

    I feel like I want to do some more washing but the basket is empty.

    Lunch is cooking.

    I've got plenty for you left to do if you want!
    :rotfl:

    I just got in from work, put baby to bed, had some lunch and a sit down.
    Then I'll get cracking

    becca
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